Sustainability in action: Q&A with Ian Poole, Elliot Wood
Hear from Ian Poole from Elliott Wood about the latest trends on sustainability for the construction and engineering sectors.
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Bridge Designer / Engineer
Bridge Information Modelling (BrIM) supports the design of complex multi material bridges and other civil engineering structures.
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WEBINAR SERIES. Arup engineers show us behind the scenes!
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Connecting communities and BIM data on the Stockingfield Footbridge, with Tekla
Learn how digital visualisation and coordination was essential on the construction of the new Stockingfield Footbridge.
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Making connections happen, with Trimble and Highways UK
Duncan Reed and Stuart Campbell explore the value of connected technology for civil infrastructure.
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How Coventry Rail got a steel makeover
How Coventry Rail Station got a steel makeover successfully using BIM software to assist with processes from design through to fabrication and collaboration with stakeholders.
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Bridge design with Quadri and Tekla
Discover how to become more efficient and reduce errors when designing bridges. Watch our webinar.
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Operational carbon Vs Embodied carbon
A crucial aspect of planning and designing buildings using green alternatives is understanding operational versus embodied carbon with both contributing to whole life carbon emissions.
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Cutting carbon in action - The Tekla workflow
Many companies are still finding their feet when it comes to calculating, considering and reporting on embodied carbon. Discover what tools to use why and when.
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BRC uses Tekla Structures on collaborative pilot M1 Motorway BIM project
Tekla Structures software was piloted for 3D rebar modelling on the Highways England M1 J19 Improvement Scheme.
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Data driven design: The new normal?
Parametric, or data-driven approach to design drives benefits for Structural Engineers.
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Randselva bridge: closing the gap on drawing-free design
Randselva Bridge in Norway is the world’s longest bridge to be designed and constructed using only Bridge Information Modeling, and no traditional paper drawings.
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Push the boundaries with parametric design
Links between different softwares facilitates the use of parametric design for bridges and other structures.
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Innovative digital design delivery for the Ordsall Chord in Manchester, UK
Federated 3D models, developed down to individual reinforcement bars, produced by all disciplines were held in a common data environment for this complex railway project.
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Streamlining bridge construction with BrIM
Stuart Campbell, Business Development Manager, Engineering at Trimble discussed the six ways BrIM can help bridge construction projects succeed.
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Easy steps to more efficient bridge design workflow
Learn the benefits and easy steps to parametric design and modeling of any type of a bridge by seeing a practical example of designing a bridge with Tekla Structures using our Rhino Grasshopper link.
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Kilnbridge - Bridging the gap between precast and cast-in-place
A hybrid mix of pre-cast, cast-in-place and reinforcement concrete, a tight delivery schedule, a marine environment and complex construction methodologies - this project had it all!
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Bridging the gap from design to installation with Tekla Structures
A new footbridge bridge that spans two dual carriageways and a live railway line - this project threw up many challenges. Read more to find out how Tekla Structures helped SH Structures to success.
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Chenab Bridge soars through construction process thanks to BrIM
Bridge Information Modelling (BrIM) was required by the client for this long span railway bridge in India.
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Algorithm enabled parametric BIM: 5 steps to getting started
These five steps will help you get started with algorithm enabled parametric design. Welcome to more productive and efficient workflows, and rapid iterations in the design of complex structures.
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Overcoming the limitations of creating complex shapes with parametric modelling
Today engineers need to be more productive and, at the same time, structural design is becoming more complex. This has driven structural engineers to explore algorithm enabled parametric modelling.
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